The farmer decided regretfully to let Jammies keep her milk for a couple of weeks until her little Bumblebee gets bigger. In my opinion the little Bumblebee is already too fat, but of course no one asked me. Rotundity is a common problem in the Jammies family.
Anyway this morning the farmer milked all the greedy milkers in the milk parlor. As usual Joy waited until last and then tried to dawdle by eating in super slow motion and pretending to have important ideas. The farmer started taking the milk machine apart to scrub and had it halfway washed before Joy finally ran out of food.
"All right then," said the farmer grumpily, and booted Joy out. In just a minute a polite tapping came at the outside hatch door, which is only supposed to be used for an exit. This is a strict rule in fact. Usually when someone tries to come in the exit, the farmer throws a pitcher of cold water on them.
But this time for some reason the farmer yanked open the hatch, and there was Jammies with her little bag of candy, asking to be milked.
"Come in, come in, come in," said the farmer, beaming.
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Even though she has no ears, to speak of, I believe Jammies has to be related to me. That kind of intelligence has to be in the genes.
Sounds like the farmer is playing favorites!
Sounds like addiction to me...and Jammies is the supplier! I'll bet the farmer is happy to have his "special" lattes back. :D
Marigold she is your niece. Yes. Your own niece.
I knew it!!!!!!
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